f I have a charge of q1=1.0x10-6C at the origin,r2=(0m,0m,0m), and a charge of q2=-2.0x10-6C at r2=(1m,2m,3m), what is the direction of the force on charge 1 due to charge 2 (ke=8.988x109N m2/C2). Your answer need to be the three components of a three-dimensional vector!

f I have a charge of q1=1.0x10-6C at the origin,r2=(0m,0m,0m), and a charge of q2=-2.0x10-6C at r2=(1m,2m,3m), what is the direction of the force on charge 1 due to charge 2 (ke=8.988x109N m2/C2). Your answer need to be the three components of a three-dimensional vector!

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Chapter23: Continuous Charge Distributions And Gauss's Law

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